Ep. 439 Kristin Lee - When the Faith You've Been Handed Begins to Crack, You Mend with Gold
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Joshua Johnson talks with Kristin Lee about the challenges of faith and the beauty of embracing its fractures through the lens of kintsugi.
In this episode, I talk with Kristin Lee about what happens when a faith begins to crack, and whether the breaking might be the start of something truer. We get into kintsugi, the art of mending broken pottery with gold, what it costs to ask the questions we've been warned against, and what the church on the margins can teach the rest of us about following a marginal Jesus. What emerges is a picture of faith that doesn't hide its fractures but lets them become the places where the light gets ...
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